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Wabash.

Miss Alice Williams left last evening for Oxford,
whore she will attend the Female Seminary .Chas.
H. Newell of the Plain Dealer has gone to Cincinnati
to attend the wedding of friend. - Miss Bette
Amoss leaves tomorrow morning for Grand Rapids,
Mich, for fortnight's visit with relatives. Miss
Fannie Arnold, of North Manchester, visited friends
here during the week Miss Martha Addington. of
Marion spent last Sunday with friends in Wabash
Will K. Snavey, deputy county clerk. returned
Saturday from visit to relatives in Archer Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. w. Morse entertained large number
of friends on Wednesday evening at their home
East Main street: "A very pleasant musicale was
given on Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ R.
Gardner. "A Longfeow social will be held on
Wednesday evening at the Christian Church Will
Mayer on Friday evening went to Cambridge City,
to attend the wedding of Ed McCaffrey and Miss Mag
gle Bond The Chautauqua Circle will meet on
Tuesday evening with Miss Fife Lynn. Miss Me-
Coum, of Monticello, Ind, is the guest of Miss Eva
Stitt. After a pleasant visit of two weeks with
friends in this city, Miss Clara Livingstone has re-
turned to her home in South Bend Miss Minnie
Rosenthal, of Fort Wayne, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sig Bach. Misses Carrie and Ray Strauss, of
Cincinnati, have returned homo after ten days visit
with friends here George Bruner spent last Sunday
in Fort WAYNE.
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Jennings Monument,

clark county Record
We have on several occasions urged the duty,
the part of the people Of Indiana, in reference
to the erection of monument over the grave
of Jonathan Jennings, the first Governor of In
diana whose remains lie in the old Charlestown
cemetery, situated On the hill in the west part
OF town, unmarked bv even a stone of any de-
scription. Over fifty years have elapsed since
Governor Jennings died. The State Legislature
has been applied to for appropriation for monu-
ment on various occasions, bat without avail
There are those living yet who can point out
almost the precise SPOT in the cemetry where he
was buried In few years more these will all
have gone to their resting places, when DO one
can with any certainty tell where the remains of
Indianas first Governor lie. Is it not shame
that the great State of Indiana should evince
such base ingratitude, and so little respect for
the memory of the man who did more than any
other mau to keep slavery out of Indiana? It
was owing to his efforts that Indiana was saved
from having fastened upon here tho curse of
human slavery. We doubt whether the history
of any other State in this Union, or indeed any
civilized country, can show case of such Grim
inal neglect in reference to the memory of their
great mon. Is it not high time that Indiana
should wipe this stain from her otherwise fair
fame? Will not Mr.. Barnes, the member from
Clark, introduce a bill making a reasonable APP
preparation for the erection Of monument to
Governor Jonathan Jennings
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Oanville.

J. H. Barkley and wife are in Florida. Mayor
Beard is home from trip through the South much
improved in health Mrs. NJ. NJ. Marble of Chicago
is guest of Mrs. Geo. Dillon r. G. Watson of the
National Hotel Terre Haute was in the city the past
week. Miss Eva Brockington has resumed her
journey. and is visiting at New Albany Ind .
Thos. Scott and daughter, of Fairfield ILL.,, are
guests of Mrs. Moore, Hazel street = "A P.
kellogg and wife are home from visit in Michigan.
- Andrew Maher has returned to Toledo O.. after
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ed McCusker . Mrs.
j.. N Scarce is visiting in Chicago.
Misses Johns and Cunningham have returned Terre
Haute C. Hoffman and family are visiting at Pine
Bluff Ark Miss Sue Harper is home from Wesleyan
University account of sickness Miss Matte Nc
W. Halves C. o. Reynolds and family have moved
to Paramount III Mrs. Harry Brown is the guest of
her mother, in Urbana, Ill Mrs. j. KcKee of
Springfield. is guest of b. Giddings and family -
Miss Mamie Heaey has returned to her home at Wa
bash Ind. Miss Bell Parker, of Champaign is a
guest of Danvle friends. Mrs. F. B. Tennery, of
Hoopeston. was guest of her daughter Mrs. T. L.
Spelman the past week
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Charleston.

Mrs W. R Highland and children have returned
from Nation Mrs. Geo. @. Matthews spent the
have returned from Missouri . Mrs. Belle Boyer. of
Kansas ILL.,, was the guest of Mrs. Martha Jeffries
this week Miss Eta Thrapp of Taula Ill., is the
guest of Miss Lou Emerson. - The Chautauoua
class met with Miss Ida Vail Saturday afternoon 80
j. X Decker and wife visited their daughter Mrs Ed
Hutton. at Kansas. ILL.,, this week. Miss Maud Bry-
an, of Des Moines, Ia. is guest of Mrs. NJ Hooker.
-. MIR. and Mrs. John Shoot home from Birming
ham, Ala Miss Nellie Morris, the Young
eocutionist. has returned from a tour through
the southern part of the State.
County Clerk Goodyear has rented Mrs Allisons resi-
dence on East Lafayette street and will move from
NATION Miss Matte Jones, of Bourbon
Douglas county who has been the guest of Mrs. T. IT,
Threlked has returned home Mrs. J. w, Evans is
at Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs Frank Hazelton and Mrs
G. O. Skidmore gave very ENJOYABLE party to about
eighty guests last Friday evening Mrs. NJ w. Rob-
inson is guest of her daughter Mrs. W. D. Allison
in Indianapolis.
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Droll Incident in q Mayors Court.

Waco tTex.) Special
The following account of the novel proceed
ings in the City Court at Marlin was told to day,
and its truthfulness vouched for by leading
member of the Waco bar: A man by the name
OF Gibson. who lives in Falls county.
went to Marlin and got full He was arrested
for drunkenness and the usual fine imposed by
Mayor William Shelton. The man told the
Mayor that he only had few dollars. and his
family needed it very badly. He wanted to
know if he could not submit to whipping and
be allowed to keep his money. The Mayor told
Mr.. Gibson that his cost was So 70. and he would
take that amount ''out of his hide"
How many ticks will you strike me2" said Mr..
Gibson.
The Mayor said ''ten."
This was agreed upon but Gibson refused to
strip. His Honor took board, and bending
Gibson oyer chair. proceeded to take out his
costs. The city marshal then offered to take
out his costs the same way, but Mr.. Gibson said
no, paid up and went home.
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Shelbyviile.


Mrs: Samuel Hamilton and Mrs. Fred Heron re-
turned from their visit in Cincinnati Monday last.
Mr. Harry Blue, of Franklin. visited his sister last
Mr. Andy Young, the local editor of the Morning
Times, severed his connection with that paper last
Monday and left for his home in Monon Ind The
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church met
with Mrs f. w. Fleming Tuesday afternoon. The
Young Peoples Association of the Presbyterian
Church will give flag social in the parlors Of the
church on Tuesday evening Feb. %. Miss Laura
Robins entertained friends with progressive euchre
Monday evening The members of the First Baptist
Croft at his home on West Taylor street,
Monday evening, With pound party
of her lady friends on Monday with afternoon coffee
at her home West Michigan street Mr.. J. S.
Beggs, son of Mr.. John Beggs, of this city,
Message. of the Christian Church. to Miss Kate Webb
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Webb, at their home
on East Taylor street. The newly married couple
left for Cincinnati Sunday evening. to be absent
few days. The Young Peoples Association of the
Presbyterian Church met last Monday evening -.
Miss Gertie Blessing left on Monday last for Cam
Bond which took place on Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Cora Byers entertained her young friends at her home
birthday anniversary Mr.. Ed Swaiu who is attend.
ing Nelson's Business College, Cincinnati spent last
Sabbath with relatives and friends. The Misses
Harshman gave a tea Tuesday evening at 6:3O to
the following: DR.. G. W. Flemming and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. T.. W. Flemming, Mr.. and Mrs. F:
Mr.. Harry Downey. The Kensngton Club met
with Mrs. Will Major Thursday afternoon. : Mrs
Joseph Person entertained few intimate friends
tea Wednesday, in honor of her birthday anniversary
at her home South Harrison street Miss Edith
Noftzger Of North Manchester Ind. the guest Of
Miss Cora Ludlow last week Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Beggs nee Kate Webb, returned from Cincinnati
Thursday evening Mrs. J. L. Showess is entertain
ing Miss Mamie Sadler. of Edinburg Seth Cole. of
Waldron attended the K. of 2. banquet The mem.
bers of the K of p gave banquet in Blessings Opera
Hall Tuesday evening. Quite number of guests
from abroad were present. The Montan Band. of In
dianapOiS. furnished the music for the
The Home Missionary Society met with Mrs. Frank
Sheldon Wednesday afternoon O'Clock Mrs.
Alfred Major, retiring from the presidency of the
Home Missionary Society. entertained the members
at tea Friday evening Miss Lou Stevens. who has
been the guest of friends in Indianapolis, returned
home Thursday evening" Sam Kennedy. having
finished his in the School of Pharm acy Lafay
etc. returned home Thursday evening to remain here
permanently.
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WE ARE GOING TO MOVE OUR MAMMOTH
w grocery across the street from where we now
are to Nos 225 and 227 West Washington street, to
get more room for our immense trade. and to keep
from moving the goods will come very near giving
them away. What will become of the sugar business
if we stay in the grocery businessl
81 for II pounds of GRADUATED Sugar
81 for "a pounds of \. O. Sugar.
SO. IS for brl of best -four, guaranteed.
81 for 100 pounds best meal.
Csc for pounds of oatmeal.
3 1.3c for bar of Every Day
3 1-3c for bar of Diamond soap Werk's Ger
SOAP
25c for pounds of starch.
lie for good broom.
4c for l split basket
$50 for the largest wash tub.
4Sc for the second largest wash-tub.
3Sc for the third largest wash-tub.
Sc for onegallon milk pans.
Sc for nehalf- gallon milk pans.
Sc for l quart of the finest marrowfat beans
Sc for quart of the best navy beans.
lie for quart of beans
Sc for quarts of common navy beans.
7l2e for l can of Holsters.
Toe for half pound mug of Scotch jam. re.as at 35c
Sl2c for onehalf pound of kenton baking powder.
s 1-3c for pound OF baking powder.
We have too many goods, and we want to reduce
our stock to avoid moving.
A G.. s. G. F. KREITLEIN,
Mammoth Grocery, 224 West Washington street.
{Teiephone 1919
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"A Beauty but Not Financier,

Horace Greeley's dandy son-in-law Colonel
Nicholas Smith, has turned up again in New
York in attire SO faultess that he challenges the
attention of everybody who meets him. The
long. curly hair that clusters about mis- cherubic
face has assumed the gray hue of age The
Colonefs aesthetic taste has caused him to don
steel gray clothing to match his white face and
from his feet TO the crown of his head there is a
complete symphony of color, broken only By
dark garnet colored hat with straight, stiff
brim and high, round crown The Colonel's over
coat is OF English cut, with flowing cape. AS
he walks up Broadway he attracts more atten-
ton than one of Buffalo Bills Indians. 1t was
told me that MRS. John F. Cleveland, the sister
of Horace Greeley, and her daughter have been
in great want during the winter in spite of the
pension given tLem by White!aw Reid, Of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-20
The Attack on the Shah.

London Figaro.
Our old friend the Shah of Persia has very
nearly come to grief in endeavoring to prove his
prowess as Nimrod. A fortnight ago, while
engaged in grand bear hunt in the district of
Toschan- Tepeh, two bears, evidently possessed
nor Of tha rules of the royal-hunt game, stimuli
taneously attacked Nassr-ed- Din. His Imperial
Hicness thus taken on either flank, would have
inevitably succumhed to the attack but fer the
plucky interference of an attendant, who rushed
successfully TO the rescue. With the lavish
generosity of an Eastern potentate the Shah
promptly made his rescuer governor of the
province, which, let US hope. will not prove as
too often is the case in Persia short cut to the
boV-strnp
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Urb0na.

Mrs. c. D. Harvey has returned from visit in
Kansas Mrs. Eliza Gere, of Danville was in the
city to attend the funeral of Mrs. Radebaugh and
remained over Sunday Mrs. M. Silver and son
Fred are home from visit with friends in Syracuse
Neb- Mrs. Harvey Brown. of Danville is visitor
in the city. Mrs @. NJ Russell has returned from
visit in Monticello. Ill, Ed Coe. of Cromwell,
Conn, is a guest of John Savage Miss Moe
Lyon has returned from visit at Toledo.
81 D. Johnson has returned from
Napoleon O...Miss Anna Pickard recently
visited Miss Eta Bowen. at Delphi. Ind -
Miss Christian. of Mattoon ILL.,, is guest of Mrs.
Fred Hill. - 81. S. Clark and S. b. Hedges at
Rock Island encampme.lt the past week. Misses
Mole Andrews and Lou McWilliams are home from
a visit in Indianapolis Charles Truman, of Monroe.
Wis. is visitor in this city Henry Harms. of
Chicago is guest of Urbana friends. Miss Nellie
StracheD is home from visit in Decatur Ill j. l..
Charm and wife of Charlottesville Ind guests of
Mrs. r. Remand.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

i Washington Lodge No. L IA Knights of Honor:
1 but feebly express my appreciation Of your
services and sympathies in my recent great affection.
Jan. II, 1887, and to-day when you handed me the
81 600 in exchange for the benefit certificate issued
by your order Jan. 49, 1856 my heartfelt thanks are
yours. My burdens have seemed lightened more than
tongue pen express by your kindly offices and
sympathes. My head is bowed with grief, but the
rays of brothery love shine through my sorrow, and
give hope for the future, though l realize my
task is but begun. Though mountains of adversely
engulf me- shall remember with great thankful
to you Ny husband though but a short time
amongst you. had learned to love you members OF
Washington Lodge, and it consolation to him to
know that he was a member of your noble order and
brotherhood. Yours respectfully
FREDRICKA JORDAN.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind Feb. Is. 1887.
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Mrs. Robert Lyons is visiting relatives at Grand
Rapids Mich. Mrs. John Whistler and her daughter
Mrs Roe McVicker visiting relatives at Hartford
City Misses Lucy and Alice Goldthwaite gave a
whist party Thursday evening. C. P. Doney. of
Cambridge City here yesterday. Frank Morri-
son. of indianapolis, in Marion over last Sunday.
Mrs Frank Baldwin and children visiting rel
atives in Kentucky Leo Nussbaum is in Chicago,
and Mrs. Nusshaum is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. Michaels at Logansport. Hon. II. V. Pas
sage of Peru, in town Wednesday Lawrence
McGarven, of Elkhart. spent Sunday with Marion
relatives Ex-senator Bruce. of Hartford City.
was here Tuesday Mrs. Benjamin Hamaker is Wis
itng relatives at Huntington. Wilbur Serviss
turned Thursday from Pittsburg doe Leon is visit
ing relatives in Cincinnati George G. Crowell, of
Dayton, O., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Harry Barrows.
miss Sarah Spence, of Knightstown, is visiting
Marion relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Gunder left
for New York last evening to be absent two weeks
Mrs G. G. Jameson called to New Castle Thurs
day. by the announcement of the illness of her
father Invitations out announcing the marriage
of Miss Sarah, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Levy. to Gustav Meyer. of Warsaw. The ceremony
will occur on the evening of March 8. at the Grand
view Hotel.
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KDiyhtstOwn.

Miss Fanny Swanson has returned home from Ev
ansville Mrs. Frank Lowry is visiting her sister
Alexandria. visited friends here last week. Miss
Lydia Lively of indianapolis is visiting her parents
here The comedy entitled the Danger Signal
will be presented at Bells Hail. next Thursday
ing. under the auspices of the L. l.. L.. Mrs. N.
d. Pckern ing entertained number of her lady friends
home on vacation from Earlham College. -.
Miss Alice Palmer, of Franklin, iectured temper
at the NJ, f. Church last Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. James Steele visiting relatives at
M lton Miss Nora Weborn has returned from a
visit to Rushville. Miss Leone Morris, of New
Castle is visiting Miss Eva Pickering A. ]. Jen.
nngs of Laporte. delivered a lecture on Evolution, "
at Bells Hall. last Wednesday evening. to select
few Frank Reagan, of Raymond Neb., is visiting
his old home here Mrs. j. NJ Morris. of New
Castle visited here parents here last week The
inmates of the Soldiers Orphans Home will give
entertainment. at Bells Hail. Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Jno. Wemer visiting friends in Ohio.
THE Ladies' Home Missionary Society will meet
next Tuesday evening, at Mrs Montacues.
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Miss Nora Vance, of Springfield H. is visiting her
mother in this city Joe Magner. of Indianapolis
MIR. John Sherifs family in this city last week.
Mr.. Will Hunter and Will Shuman, of Terre Haute.
in the city last Sunday Mr. Beckenheimer, of
Baltimore visited his sister, Mrs Joseph Baer in this
city last week. Mrs Hilton Brown, of indianapolis,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hannah in this
city VIII Anthony. of this city. is now engaged in
business in Indianapolis Mrs. Caroline Booth, who
has been visiting at Sioux City and other Western
cities is the guest of Mr. Sutherland and wife Mr..
j. b. Brennan, of Sherman Tex. is visiting relatives
in this city Apollo Lodge No. 81 Knights of
Pythas celebrated the twenty third anniversary of
the order last evening their hail with banquet and
were present.
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THE Model hopes to be able to place the artist
proof of Munkacsy's masterpiece, Christ before
Pilate, on exhibition the latter part of this week
This wonderful painting has been viewed by
thousands of people in New York city, Mr.. Levi
was fortunate enough to purchase the last artist
proof for his private collection, and has consent
ed to give the art-lovers of this city chance to
see it.
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1 URORA TEA STORE PRICE LIST.

A URORA TEA STORE PRICE LIST.
SUGARS.
81 for 16 TBS graduated
81 for II TBS coffee. A.
ST. for Is TBS soft A.
81 for 10 lbs white G.
81 for 20 TBS y ellow
Zoe per fb for good Rio, Roasted.
22c per ib for finest Rio, roasted.
25c per ID for Java and Rio. blended
SOC per ID for Government Java, roasted
Green coffee from 16c to 23c per to.
TEAS
15c per ID good Oolong.
Csc per fb fine Oolong.
Csc per fb good Imperial.
zoe per Is for all the best grades.
These Teas are guaranteed first-cass.
CANNED GOODS.
1Oc for can Folks Tomatoes.
Csc for 8 cans string beans.
15c for 2 cans succotash.
15c for best pumpkins.
25c for z best table peaches.
15c for / can best table peaches.
25c for 3 cans best corn.
25c for Yarmouth corn.
25c for 3 cans gooseberries.
25c for 3 cans damson plums.
DC for can magic pumpkin.
Our canned goods are all fresh and new and guar.
~''''N ''''' BRED FRUITS. ETC.
121ec per tb finest French prunes.
25c for 3 ID English currants.
25c for lbs best dried apples.
25c for 5 TBS California grapes.
25e for TBS fancy Valencia raisins.
25c for Is lbs best hominy.
25c for z TBS oatmeal.
FLOUR.
All the best grades constantly on hand
Prices guaranteed to be as low as any in the city,
SOAP, ETC.
lie for / bar German soap.
2l2c for ! bar Palm Leaf soap.
25c for bars Every Day soap
20c for l gallon srup
25c for 5 TBS good baking powder.
&c for gallon headlight oil.
Two dozen different brands to choose from.
Free delivery to all parts of the city.
A. GLADDEN.
15S West Washington Street.
Telenhnna 6l1
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Rushyille,

Mrs. Josh Bloomer is entertaining her mother Mrs.
Hafer, of Bloomington. Ill Mrs John Wilman, of
Hartford City, is the guest of w. r. Newkrk. Miss
Eva Gates of Liberty is visiting friends and relatives
in our city Tan Berkeley, of Peru. is among friends
here. Miss Nellie Fisher is visiting friends at Indi
annapolis Miss Monjar, of Madsonville o., is the
guest of 7. B. Monjar - Mrs. j. F. Hutchinson has
been visiting her daughter in Washington G. H., 0.
THE Presbyterian Board of Workers will give an
entertainment at the Melodeon Hall next Tuesday
night Feb. % consisting of solos, duets. trios mixed
quartets and features to please all
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ANNOUNC EME NTS.

ANN0UNC EMENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS PACKAGE GOODS.
N Nudavne flakes per package 15c-
Foulds wheat germ meal per package 15c.
Cerealine flakes per package 15c.
Cracker dust per package lOc.
Imported macaroni per pound 12l2c.
Imported vermiceli per pound l2l2c.
Domestic macaroni per pound 1-3c.
Domestic vermiceih per pound l-3c.
Tapioca per pound 1-3c
Bird-seed and cuttlebone per pound SC.
Runkle Bros. cocoa per pound package ZSc.
JAS. Epps & Co. cocoa per pound package 25c.
Corn starch per pound package 7lae.
Electric luster starch per pound package l.3c.
Sweet chocolate per cake 71sc.
Bakers chocolate per pound 45c.
Wilbers chocolate per pound 4Oc.
Warmers safe yeast per package Zoe.
Magic yeast cakes per package be.
Rising Sun stove polish per package &C.
Electric paste stove polish per package SO.
Parlor matches per dozen boxes l5c
Carpet tacks 1 dozen boxes 15c.
Axle grease per box &c.
Star I've per box &c.
Red seal lye per box 121oc.
Bartletts 1Oc size shoe backing &c.
Mason's 1Oc size shoe backing Sc.
Carriers black ink doc size bottle) sc.
Pure gum mucilage doc size) Sc
Sapolio per cake 1-3c.
Coxs geatine per package 1712c.
Toe size Dobbinss securing polish &c.
Comb honey pound package 1Oc.
Essence Of vanilla and lemon per pound 7lac
Bottled goods of all kinds at half the usual selling
price. All goods guaranteed.
NJ NJ WILLIAMS,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
81 and 50 West Washington street.
Telephone 675
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grand ball given by the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers. at Butler Tuesday evening The cali
co ball. to be held in Concord Hail. Tuesday even
ing. by the P p. O. Club, promises to be social
event. and active preparations being made to en-
terrain the people. A unique feature will be the
grand march being led by parties personating George
and Martha Washington :. The Brotherhood of Lo
connective Firemen ball, on Monday evening, was
complete success. A number Of visitors from abroad
parents in Benton Harbor, Mich. Mrs. Hattie Hale
left on Tuesday to join her friends at Logansport
from which point they left pleasure trip of some
months, through to San Francisco and home by
Southern Pacific, Mexico. Texas and New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ream and child went to Indian
the grand encampment. Mrs. w. Oppenheimer is
visiting in New York city Miss Carrie Freeze. of
Plymouth visited friends in this city last week.